This restaurant had live music in the cellar so we thought it would be a good place to try. It is…read moreclose to our hotel on the Old Square. The service was fine and the ambiance lovely. We enjoyed the music. My friend ordered the strong chicken broth soup and reported it was delicious. I ordered the goulash because I wanted a traditional dish. When presented, it looked great. The sauce was delicious. The meat was so tough as to be nearly inedible. A second waitress picked up the dishes and asked how the meal was as I had hardly eaten any of it. I told her that the meat was hard and not good. She apparently did not report that to our actual waitress. In short, I do not recommend any of the three goulash dishes at this restaurant.

Such an incredible location right in the Old Town Square. I had a Frappe and Apple strudel while…read moresitting outside and people watching as well as soaking in Old Town's allure. The strudel was warm and plates beautifully with a dollop of cream topped with a mint and on the opposite site a scoop of vanilla bean icecream. My frappe was a nice cool drink as well as a little caffeine burst. The servers were helpful and attentive.

This place had live music. The food was actually great. The service was the best. The people were…read morenice. It was a fun time.

Prague Rock? Nope…read more Prague Folk. "Polka Der Eyes out yah?" Food a 5. Mediocre at best. Think "medieval times" in America if you've ever been there. BUT BUT BUT ! HOLD THE PHONE JACK! It's a ball yo! Yup it's an innocent cheeseball Folked up night. They provide all the transportation. And everyone inside is a gas. Inside these people are like Disney park cast members on a sugar high. All the alcohol you can consume for your entrance price. If that your sort of thing. Crowd participation if you are interested. I don't think there is a better thing to do in Prague for families. Touristy? Absolutely. I couldn't understand 90% of what was sad and yet I really dug it. Imagine being a Czechoslovakian sitting INSIDE the James Cagney movie "Yankee doodle dandy." It's just like that but in reverse for an American. Obviously, the locals know all of these traditional folk songs but I didn't recognize one note. I did recognize "glory glory hallelujah HIS truth is marching on!" And loved that. Foreign culture abounds- that's what made it so wonderful. A new experience for this yankee from Suicide Falls Missouri by way of ChiCOWgo. One bit of warning: when you drive up it looks like ("oh, no I've been had.") you're walking into and eastern bloc office building but right behind the wall is the folk garden extended cottage like a dwelling right out of center earth in the Hobbit. As they say in Czechoslovakia : "Gerversteinminkle!" (they don't really say that I just made that up.)

I've been to Poison once with a large group of people. Karaoke isn't my thing but it was fun…read morequietly (in my head, where no one could audibly hear me) singing along with my friends on the stage. The bar is underground, which could add to its allure. There's a long bar area followed by a splattering of tables and the stage. Despite the crowds, I was able to snag a bar seat and was quickly served. I chose two different gin-based long cocktails, and they were both quite good. If you're looking for a fun karaoke and cocktail spot in Prague, this one is a good bet all around.

This is a place with great ambiance! Highly recommended! Spent an evening here with friends and we…read moreall liked it. Kind, slightly cute staff, and an even more supportive karaoke crowd! Had a great time! (Might have exchanged this five star review for a discounted drink. But never lied in the review).

Nice authentic Czech place, with their own gargoyles inside! Creepy and exciting altogether!…read moreOverall, a nice place to go eat local food with family- big tables, big portions and very reasonable price. I got duck for 195 kr, which is cheaper than everywhere else i saw it in Prague. And the food was delicious. Especially their cider!

It´s a nice place for a lunch or dinner. It´s not so expensive as you could expect according to a…read morelocation. Service is pretty good and staff is friendly. Interior is decorated in a kind a medieval style but just a bit. Wood is the main decorative item. Meals are based on the czech cuisine. I have never been dessapointed. They cook very well. They have also some salads, pasta and non-meat meals for those who are not a fans of czech cuisine or meat. But I definitely recommend some classic like ribs, pork knee, goulash, schnitzel etc. Beer is not bad even if it´s from Krušovice. Wine list is not good. But let´s bee honest. This kind of place is more for a beer than wine.

This was my most favorite bar while visiting Prague. It is located in Mala Strana. You can enjoy…read moreeither the bar/lounge area or head down to the jazz club. We felt right at home in this bar. Our service was amazing. We enjoyed our Christmas Eve dinner here. They offered a 3 course Czech Christmas menu that evening as well as the full menu. Our service was always spectacular. On Christmas Eve our server brought us Christmas cookies her mother made. They were splendid!! I believe we ate off that we're offered. Their Buffalo grilled cheese was to die for!! The taste were incredible. It was not too heavy and is offered with celery sticks and carrots. The chicken sandwich with guacamole was extremely delightful. It offered quiet a bit of different taste but went well together. They have shoestring fries which we're all warm and perfectly cooked!! Their restrooms are located between the bar and jazz club. They were not always loaded with toilet paper which can be problematic. Overall, fantastic experience and would go back every night if I lived in Prague.

What a great place ! Drinks were amazing!! And we weren't planning on eating, but husband got…read morehungry and we ordered the goulash and it was soooo gooo!! There is great live music !! We went on a Monday and there was a great band playing Jazz/blues

One of the nicest restaurants in Prague! Prague has a lot of history and culture already, but this…read morelittle restaurant has an artist that paints just for this restaurant. I was told that the men's restroom has a lot of mural and art as well! (Women's restroom doesn't have it but it's very clean!) You have an option or a la Carte, prix fixe menu with options for wine pairing as well. We had quite a bit of food so chose to do a la carte. Everything came out in a timely manner with the perfect presentation! See the photos! Also every dish was so delicious! It's reasonably priced for this type of food. I can feel the love poured into each dish. Can't wait to come back again in the future for this gem!

I arrived in Prague a bit hangry on a late flight to a rainy city, and factoring in the time in…read moretakes to get into the city from the airport and find and check-in to a well-hidden hostel, I had low expectations for dinner. Thankfully, like any self-respecting foodie, I had done my research prior to arriving in Prague and selected ART&FOOD as the most promising late night option. I made it through the door with 10min to spare (last order is at 11) and enough time to hear the last song on the piano! ART&FOOD is well-situated if you're coming from the old town- you'll have a gorgeous view in either direction while crossing the bridge- even in the rain! The restaurant/wine bar itself has a great funky feel, with modern art covering the walls, and small, low wooden tables set with wine glasses filling the floor below the piano, which sits on a raised platform near the entry. The food surpassed all my expectations. I ordered the chicken, which was paired with a local Pinot Grigio (at my request for something citrusy). The chicken with a pea purée, gnocchi and ricotta was so good that I may have licked the plate... although the wine pairing wasn't perfect (I would leave the requests to the staff, in the future) the wine itself was beautiful, alone, and I would definitely order it again. Wine, food, ambiance, service- what's not to love?! 5 stars for ART&FOOD!

I visited this cafe (Betlemsky Obvod) on July 31 for lunch. The food and location were good, but…read morethe service really let the experience down. My mom and I ordered bottled sparkling water and were surprised when it was served warm (not just room temperature but actually warm). When we asked if we could get cold water instead, we were told that they didn't have any cold water available due to the heat. This wasn't mentioned when we ordered. We were offered a small cup of ice, but there wasn't nearly enough to cool the whole bottle. The waiter didn't apologize and came across as quite rude and annoyed with us. She also never offered more ice, even though it was clear the amount we got wasn't enough. I understand that things happen, but a simple apology and a better attitude would have gone a long way. It's a shame because the food was good, but the service made the visit much less enjoyable.

The fact that this place seems to have a constant queue has to tell you something. The fact that…read morethere are two locations relatively close to each other and still are packed also says a lot. We decided to take a table outside as it was a reasonably warm morning. We had just tap water and I ordered the scrambled eggs with a hot dog bun and salad. The lovely K had the Turkish eggs and toast with lovely fresh dill on top. Both were excellent and a fair sized portion. The poached eggs and the scrambled eggs were spot on. My salad was also excellent with a dressing I'd like to replicate at home. The service was prompt, and friendly, and the food came out quick in spite of how busy they were. I can't say much about the ambiance as we were outside, but the chairs were comfortable and blankets were also available if you felt the need to bundle up. We would most certainly return!